orphelinkVersion 1.1.4

Inventory

Manage and monitor OrpheAgent device information, status, and connections within the OrpheLink Inventory.

The Inventory section provides comprehensive information about OrpheAgent devices. This includes the OrpheAgent's connection status to OrpheLink, device name, IP address, group assignment, uptime, and system messages.

OrpheLink Inventory view showing a list of connected OrpheAgent devices

After selecting one or more devices in the Inventory list, use the controls in the upper-right corner to perform batch operations:

  • Version Update: Update the software or firmware version on the selected devices.
  • Device Auth: Assign an email address to the selected devices. The address must be verified before the devices can connect to other OrpheAgent instances and enable the data plane.
  • Leave OrpheLink: Remove the selected devices from the OrpheLink system.

Batch operation controls in the Inventory

Clicking on a specific Device Name opens a detailed view of the OrpheAgent device's real-time status. This view includes system load metrics and a traffic chart monitoring the primary WAN network.

Real-time status view of an OrpheAgent device showing system load and WAN traffic

The device information section displays essential details, including the firmware version, last access time, software serial number, and WAN IP address.

Device information section displaying firmware version, IP address, and access time

The Settings page allows you to modify General settings and Jump-to-Service configurations. General settings include the device name, OrpheLink tunnel port (for Controller connections), SD-WAN tunnel port (for peer-to-peer connections), and HTTP/HTTPS management ports.

General settings page for configuring device name and network ports

The Jump-to-Service settings enable quick access to application interfaces directly from the OrpheLink dashboard. Supported protocols include HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, VNC, and RDP.

!NOTE

  • VNC (Virtual Network Computing): Allows you to remotely control another computer by sharing its screen in real-time.
  • RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol): A Microsoft protocol that lets you access and control a Windows computer remotely, displaying its full desktop interface.

Jump-to-Service settings page

You can also access the device directly through the web terminal.

  • For the Linux version of OrpheAgent, use the username and password you configured on the system.
  • For the Container version of OrpheAgent, the default credentials are:
    • Username: orphe-agent
    • Password: orphe-agent

Web terminal interface for direct device access

How to Set Up RDP (Remote Desktop) on Ubuntu/Linux

To access a Linux device using RDP via Jump-to-Service, follow these steps:

  1. Install RDP Server: Ensure an RDP server (such as xrdp) is installed on your Ubuntu/Linux device.
  2. Configure Jump-to-Service: On the OrpheLink Jump to Service page, select the RDP protocol and click Save.

Selecting the RDP protocol in Jump-to-Service settings

  1. Launch Service: After saving, click the Jump to Service button.

Clicking the Jump to Service button

  1. Obtain Connection Details: The system will generate and display a URL and port for the connection.

Generated URL and port for RDP connection

  1. Open Remote Desktop: On your Windows PC, open the Remote Desktop Connection application.
  2. Enter Details: Enter the generated address and port into the application, then click Connect.

Entering the connection details in Windows Remote Desktop Connection

  1. Log In: Enter your Linux system's login username and password.

Entering Linux login credentials in the RDP prompt

  1. Access Desktop: You will now see and be able to interact with the remote desktop screen of your Linux device.

Remote desktop screen of the Linux device accessed via RDP

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